Diviplex
[dee-vee-plex]
※ A type of polyplex/magistien where some or all groupings differ majorly in structure and/or function.
This can manifest, for example, in one grouping being median while another isn’t, one grouping being polyfragmented while another isn’t, also may relate to having vastly different -tien and -based experiences. Can go along with bad communication, but doesn’t have to.
※ Etymology: divi from divided/division + plex for a grouping of multiple systems
※ Notes: This term is meant to give polyplexes the option to easily indicate their differing functions/etc., not to replace “polyplex” as a term.
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No flag (yet?)
Context: A polyplex is a system that is made up of multiple sidesystems (and sometimes, subsystems) to create the collective.